Sentence examples for opportunity to replicate from inspiring English sources

However, by selecting 47 SNPs out of half a million for replication we potentially missed the opportunity to replicate real effects that by chance fell lower down the list; replicating a greater number of the top SNP associations from this first stage in a second population would increase our chances of winnowing real associations from the thousands of possibilities.

The opportunity to replicate World Cup conditions, even for a truncated period, can be invaluable.

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino will hope that this game will give the Danish international the opportunity to replicate some of his performances from last season.

There is an opportunity to replicate this behavior to enhance the flight duration of Micro Aerial Vehicles (MAVs) which operate in urban environments by exploiting the vertical flow component (orographic lift) of flow over buildings.

In an era when most Americans are struggling to succeed economically, many of those who have prospered are terrified that their children will not get every opportunity to replicate that success.

As Japan deepens its bilateral relationship with China, the two countries may finally have the opportunity to replicate the kind of rapprochement achieved by France and Germany after World War II.

She said the immune system became weaker in a cold nose and gave the virus more opportunities to replicate.

In securing the government's commitment to CIP at the State Council level, the project embedded child injury in the national agenda which presents opportunities to replicate the CIP program elsewhere in China.

Although many of the participating studies do not yet have genome-wide SNP genotyping, these studies provide opportunities to replicate initial GWAS findings in large numbers of additional subjects.

Another opportunity is to replicate this analysis in the future and compare the results in order to evaluate how the area has evolved.

Since in full-scale one has to accept the wind conditions provided by nature, each block of data is unique in regards to even the mean conditions and there is no opportunity to exactly replicate a test multiple times, as might be done in a wind tunnel.